by Paul Bryan (Author)

This book covers a plethora of topics, ranging from aliens, the discovery of gold, experiences in Japan, and the discovery of America and its thirteen initial colonies to hard-to-forget global events such as the shuttle explosion, God's glory, the resurrection of Jesus, and the world-changing ministry of the apostle Paul, and issues some Christians have with the Old Testament. It also includes fond memories of music and magazines and reflections on the importance of Christian customs related to Easter (what about Santa Claus?) and questions on the validity of Darwin's theory of evolution.

Author Biography

Paul Bryan's passion has been knowing God and serving him since he committed his life to Jesus Christ in 1976. Decades of ministry leadership and teaching enabled him to serve people with varying degrees of spiritual maturity. A BA in psychology and an MBA, as well as a thirty-year career in technology management, were invaluable in leadership and teaching in Christian ministries and organizations. As a university associate professor, he taught students, helping him hone his communication skills for diverse audiences.